SFU Survey - Government online and Open Source software

[Scott Elcomb]

This came in earlier through the CLUE mailing list.  I think it was a
fairly well put together survey.


Government Online

Your input and experiences are valuable and will be used
as the basis for policy recommendations that ensure that
online government services are representative of your
needs and inclusive of a diverse Canadian population.

No experience with online government web sites or
services needed.

To complete the online survey, please visit
http://arago.cprost.sfu.ca/citizen



Additional Information

The Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology
at Simon Fraser University is conducting this research
to ensure that online government services are inclusive
of your needs and that they represent a diversity of
people and computing environments in Canada.

The only requirement for participation is that:

- You live in Canada and use the Internet from home, OR
- You are a member of a non-profit, non-governmental
   organization in Canada.


Questions, suggestions, or comments? Please contact us.

Dr. Richard Smith
Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology
School of Communication
Simon Fraser University
Email: smith -at- sfu.ca <mailto:smith -at- sfu.ca>
Phone: 604-291-5116

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